Hearst Suspected in College Crimes Linked to SLA
Patricia Hearst registered at Sacramento City College on January 31 1975 under the alias Sue Hendricks with William and Emily Harris also using aliases. Investigators say the trio apparently did not attend classes and were dropped from enrollment.
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Patricia Hearst
Sacramento
Symbionese Liberation Army
Miss Hearst
Sacramento City College
Sue Hendricks
Sacramento Bee
William Ad Emily Harris
SLA
Steve Broudy
Suzanne Lanphear
Harrises
Richard Gillies
FBI
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Harris
Duane Lowe
Joseph Remiro
Russell Jrr
Hoffa Search Discontinued after Field Digging Fails
Investigators halted a Waterford Township search for James R. Hoffa’s body after more than 24 hours of digging at six sites in a 29 acre field and nearby woods. An unnamed underworld source told the Senate subcommittee Hoffa was buried there, prompting a plea for the informant to mark the spot. Police plan to reassess if the informant can aid locating the burial site.
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Mich
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James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Senate Subcommittee On Investigations
Washington
Waterford
FBI
Vincent Piersante
Michigan Organized Crime Fighting Division
Underworld
Piersante
Senate
Anthony
Tony Jack’ Giacalone
U.S. Senate
Detroit
Jamaican Gunmen Free One, Keep Seven Captive
Two Jamaican gunmen in Knightsbridge basement storeroom released one of eight Italian hostages after 15 hours. Alfredo Olivelli was unharmed and questioned as police surrounded the Spaghetti House with about 200 officers. Negotiations ended with no bargains, while authorities allowed the gunmen to “sweat it out.”
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Alfredo Olivelli
Mario Manca
Italy
Olivelli
National Association of Jamaicans
Britain
Polic
Price Battle May Delay Emergency Gas Measure
The Senate opens debate on an emergency natural gas bill to avert a winter shortage while a pricing dispute could block action. House priorities include a $111.9 billion defense bill and intelligence matters, with efforts to reveal CIA funding and control classified material amid ongoing energy policy battles.
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House
House Appropriations Committee
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Central Intelligence Agency
Robert N. Gaimo
D-Conn
House Intelligence Committee
Turkey
International Relations Committee
Middle
Congress
Federal Power Commission
John N. Nassikas
Getty Oil Co
Executions Spark Protests Across Spain Amid Crisis
Protests erupt as five anti-government terrorists are executed, sparking recall of ambassadors by Spain and widespread European demonstrations. Riots intensify in Madrid and across Europe with police dispersals and embassy attacks as Franco’s regime faces international pressure.
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Madrid
Spain
Algoria
A Europe
Francisco Franco
Ex Army Captain Faces Jail For Vietnamese Kickback Plot
David Creig Simmons, a former U S Army captain from Parsons West Virginia, pleaded guilty to siphoning off about 4.3 million dollars in a kickback scheme while serving as a special purchasing agent for the South Vietnamese armed forces. He was arrested in Randolph County after returning to the United States with a Vietnamese wife and four children. He faces up to five years in federal prison and a ten thousand dollar fine. He previously turned over cash, jewels, cars, and condos found in Hong Kong as restitution.
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W.va
David Creig Simmons
Simmons
U.S
Vietnam
Elkins
U .S
West Virginia
Lars
Hong Kong
Porterwood
Viewers balk at fund drive over CBS hunting documentary
Reports say angry audiences in at least 12 cities refused United Fund contributions citing a CBS hunting documentary. CBS News noted no viewership totals.
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New York
United Fund
CBS News
Soldiers Clash Outside Lisbon Armory in Gunfire Incident
In Lisbon, a group attacked an armory outside the capital and fired into the air to scatter veterans guarding a cabinet meeting. One soldier and one attacker were wounded as five assailants struck the armory, according to anti aircraft regiment authorities.
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Regi
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Tagus
Lg Aang de
Sao Bento
Pope condemns Spain after executions in sainthood ritual
Pope Paul VI expressed torment and a heavy heart over Spain's executions of young terrorists as Juan Macias was canonized in St. Peter's. Spain boycotted the mass and recalled its ambassador. The pope cited clemency pleas ignored by Spain and called the moment sad.
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Holland
Turkey
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Juan Macias
Spain
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican
Macias
Juvenile Undergoes Lie Detector in Fire Claims
A 17 year old Bluefield Virginia youth accused of setting about 17 vacant buildings in 1974 underwent a lie detector test in Wytheville as part of a joint probe. Deputy Fire Marshal K M Pugh said results were reported and the investigation remains complex with no immediate findings expected this week.
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Virginia
K. M. Pugh
Wytheville
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